Note: Edmund Cormier O.A.S. and George Lloyd, teamster lived at 107 Longard Road.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 186

Note: Hugh Horne, truckman lived at 15 Lady Hammond Road.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 187

Note: Arthur Connolly and Hannah Connolly, grocers - note ad for "Try Moirs Bread" - lived at 27 Lady Hammond Road.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 188

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 189

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 190

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 191

Note: David Coffee, employee Dominion Textiles, lived at 421 Agricola Street.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 192

Note: William H. Taylor, chief Canadian Government Railway home owner and Joseph W. Mallard, chef dining car Canadian Government Railway lived at 394 Agricola Street.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 193

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 195

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 196

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 197

Note: "Millbank" occupied a large parcel of land at the corner of Windmill Road and Jamieson Street, Dartmouth.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 198

Note: Grist mill owner George Crathorne Jr., his wife Harriett, and daughters Alice & Ethel lived in the Albro/Crathorne House at 6 Jamieson Street, Dartmouth.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 199

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 200

Note: Crathorne's Mill on Windmill Road the building completely demolished.

Reference: W.G. MacLaughlan Nova Scotia Archives 2014-031 album 2 number 202